G. Schirmer

This text by the Wedderburns is best known from Benjamin Britten's timeless A Ceremony of Carols. This setting serves as a manger lullaby, with the soprano soloist representing Mary.

This text by the Wedderburns is best known from Benjamin Britten's timeless A Ceremony of Carols. This setting serves as a manger lullaby, with the soprano soloist representing Mary.

This beautiful Latin text describes the journey of the Magi as they follow the star to Bethlehem. Composer Robert Sieving depicts this journey musically as he builds from mystical wonder to a fanfare...

Blending scholarship and practicality, this performing edition of a Palestrina masterpiece can be performed a cappella. Or, employing the optional instrumental parts for strings in C, Alto and bass cl...

Blending scholarship and practicality, this performing edition of a Palestrina masterpiece can be performed a cappella. Or, employing the optional instrumental parts for strings in C, Alto and bass cl...

Beginning with a sound-scape where the choir creates the sound of waves and wind, this is a piece for the most adventerous choirs. Once the mood is established, a single tenor voice begins the poem, f...

Moved by the horrific Orlando night club shooting in June of 2016, Ellingboe set this poem to music as an outpouring of grief, yet also of hope, that all is not lost and that, indeed, This Is A Good W...

Moved by the horrific Orlando night club shooting in June of 2016, Ellingboe set this poem to music as an outpouring of grief, yet also of hope, that all is not lost and that, indeed, This Is A Good W...

Written to invoke the feeling of a simple, old-fashioned holiday carol or hymn. This brief, two-verse tune invites all people to bring to mind thoughts and remembrances of the season and to reflect on...

Written to invoke the feeling of a simple, old-fashioned holiday carol or hymn. This brief, two-verse tune invites all people to bring to mind thoughts and remembrances of the season and to reflect on...

Commissioned by a consortium of choruses including Chanticleer, The Dale Warland Singers, and The Phoenix Bach Choir, this beautiful a cappella setting of Psalm 86 is a delicate powerhouse. In the tex...

Commissioned by a consortium of choruses including Chanticleer, The Dale Warland Singers, and The Phoenix Bach Choir, this beautiful a cappella setting of Psalm 86 is a delicate powerhouse. In the tex...

Jazz musician, Tedd Firth, has created this new arrangement of the classic melody and text for Judith Clurman and her professional choir Essential Voices USA. Beginning with a lush, a cappella opening...

Jazz musician, Tedd Firth, has created this new arrangement of the classic melody and text for Judith Clurman and her professional choir Essential Voices USA. Beginning with a lush, a cappella opening...

Written as a companion piece to the 40 voice Renaissance motet by Thomas Tallis Spem in Alium, this music is spatial and conceived with reverberant acoustics in mind. Each of the 3 choirs is made up o...

Originally written for SATB a cappella, new arrangements with piano accompaniment make this wonderful new carol accessible to all choirs.

Originally written for SATB a cappella, new arrangements with piano accompaniment make this wonderful new carol accessible to all choirs.

Originally written for SATB a cappella, new arrangements with piano accompaniment make this wonderful new carol accessible to all choirs.

Bring festive radiance to your concert program with "Season of Light", published by G. Schirmer. Originally composed as an a cappella work for SATB, this enchanting carol opens up wonderful new sonic...

A Christmas Chorus for SSATB Choir A Cappella. Incoporates both Latin and English text.

The Benediction for SATB Chorus a capella with a Piano accompaniment for rehearsal purposes.

For SSATBB Choir A Cappella.

For Four-Part Chorus of Mixed Voices A Cappella. Text: Melville Cane

For SATB Choir A Cappella, arranged by Steven Porter.

While By My Sheep is a 17th Century hymn, which has been arranged for SATB chorus a cappella by Hugo Jungst.